Sentence examples for technically complicated from inspiring English sources

Closing the tax loopholes or tightening the lax tax enforcement that have deprived European treasuries of so much multinational corporate tax revenue is politically difficult and technically complicated.

While stopping the bulldozers seems like a relatively easy request of Israel, it is politically dicey for Mr. Netanyahu and technically complicated.

But these remedies would require permanent government oversight of the software industry -- a potential nightmare in a fast-moving, technically complicated industry.

This is the kind of nuanced observation that wouldn't come to most film-watchers straightaway, but it reveals just how technically complicated the disparities are between the two traditions and the complexity of Ratner's task.

Passages about politics and history in the Neapolitan quartet were technically complicated, but the most emotionally wrenching section was the death of a beloved pet in Days of Abandonment.

Moreover, the software products themselves are often increasingly technically complicated.

This metropolitan market is considered technically more complicated to reach than the long-haul telecommunications market.

"It's technically very complicated and Ofqual's systems are very slow," he says.

"The reconstruction of the Buddhas is technically very complicated, and if you reconstruct, you are making something that is a copy, and you losing the integrity and the authenticity," said Mr. Bouchenaki of Unesco, who is an archaeologist.

Investigations in such directions are technically more complicated.

FMIS for precision agriculture have certain additional requirements to traditional FMIS, which makes the implementation of these systems technically more complicated in several aspects.